AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOECS Leadership: Antigua’s PM Gaston Browne officially took over the OECS Authority chair at the 78th meeting, setting a regional agenda on integration, economic self-reliance, climate resilience, food and energy security, and security cooperation. Regional Diplomacy: Canada and CARICOM renewed their strategic partnership in Panama, agreeing on a results-focused action plan covering resilient economies, climate action, and regional security, with Haiti and gangs among key concerns. Public Service Push: Saint Lucia marked Public Service Week 2026 with calls for faster, more accountable service delivery—innovation, participation, and people-centred performance were the message. Tourism Governance: Tourism Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire urged public sector departments to show up and move quickly on tourism committee work, warning delays cost businesses “time and money.” Health & Development: Saint Lucia highlighted progress on vaccine and immunization policy after joining a GAVI workshop in Copenhagen, while a separate update points to eye-care support via a partnership aimed at reaching tens of thousands. Local Safety: Police reported a fatal shooting in Marchand hours before the victim’s birthday, with investigators seeking public help. Sports & Culture: Cricket’s Olympic return and a Caribbean qualifier pathway were outlined, while local basketball finals and soca monarch semis advanced the week’s sports and entertainment momentum.
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